FRAMES member Shane Balkowitsch may have made photographic history. More than 100 collaborators came together Saturday in Bismarck, North Dakota,

With the change in the world, I had to reinvent myself. The bodybuilding industry being heavily impacted, meant that my

The final day of a recent photography workshop was spent at the Gold King Mine Ghost Town outside Jerome, Arizona.

As a working commercial photographer I am accustomed to “making” an image… usually in the studio. When my wife and

This image is one in a series of portraits all taken in the corner of my kitchen with the patio

I can still remember, some 40 plus years later, the heat and the ardor of the summer of 1977. It

Like with the majority of my images, I picked an area to visit and explore it with my camera. This

This image was unplanned. A few years ago I started working on a very personal series called Every Body has

I left home early one morning, an hour before sunrise to photograph a place called Paxton Swamp. On arrival there

On a damp and cold Wednesday evening I led a group of photographers from Perth on a photo walk around

This photo tells about the break up of a couple who did not have time to say goodbye for some

When a new crater opened at Geldingadalir valley at Reykjanes Peninsula on April 19th, people flocked to the location. It

The ongoing state of our world has been taking its toll on me. I’ve been feeling lost (physically, mentally and

I am a purely amateur photographer who loves all elements of photography and never stops learning or trying new things.

I recently moved to Ballarat (known for its Foto Biennale and soon to host a permanent centre for photography). Inspired,